Genealogical Research
Overview
You want to use a professional genealogist for your Quebec
oriented genealogical research ? Lost with French records ? This
expert is here for hire !
3 services are available to help your research :
The Browsable Tree or personal genealogy is a database available
as a CD-ROM. Your immediate family and ancestors are presented
with family sheets and links between generations are clickable
through grand-parents or children in a family. This genealogy is
prepared using a database (Genealogy of
the French in North America or GFNA) built for years by a
well-known genealogist from the more reliable data in the
genealogical field. [More details...]
This is a similar product, but presented as a printed book. [More details (in French)...]
Interested to know more about your DNA ? The two more common DNA
analysis are Y-DNA and mt-DNA. Y-DNA is transmitted from father to
son and remains nearly as is for many generations. mt-DNA is
similar except it is transmitted from a women to her children.
Technically, the mt-DNA transmitted from the father is considered
as lost. The male line will bring you to the first to bring your
family name to our continent while the female line will bring you
to the founding mothers of the colony. Is she a King's Daughter or
did she arrived already married or with her parents ? [More details (in French)...]
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Events
2013 - Lets celebrate birthdays !
- 400e - 1613 - Marriage
of Pierre RIVARD and Jeanne MULLARD, ancestors of RIVARD
families !
- 350e - 1663 - New France is now a Royal Colony. Arrival of the
first King's Daughters !
- 300e - 1713 - Acadia is now an English colony by Treaty of
Utrecht. The area lost by France corresponds to Nova Scotia
minus Cap-Breton Island (Île Royale)
- 250e - 1763 - The Canada of that time is officially a British
colony. It includes roughly south of Québec and Ontario,
and the area around the Great Lakes.
December 25th, 2013 - Christmas
The perfect gift for the genealogist of the family Genealogy
of the French in North America
Announcements
Release 2013 of Genealogy
of the French in North America is available. It includes 126,000 family sheets.
Your genealogy is not complete ? Those services will interest you !
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